Functions and Duties of Family Members
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This document outlines the functions and duties of family members. It discusses the traditional roles of fathers and mothers, including the father as provider and disciplinarian and the mother caring for the home and children. Both parents share duties as leaders, decision makers, and spiritual guides. Children are to respect and help their parents, and be educated to become productive members of society. The document encourages harmonious family relationships and discusses how to foster this through fulfilling roles and making positive changes.
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Chapter-1
Introduction to objective, scope and outcome the subject
Chapter 2
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Chapter 6
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- 3. ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS: Do you ever appreciate the roles that your father and mother play in your life? Do you know your role?
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- 7. FUNCTIONS SHARED BY BOTH MOTHER AND FATHER As heads of the family As providers of the family As leaders in the family As disciplinarian As spiritual heads of the home As protectors of the family As role models
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